flag$\_1$:

Finding this flag is imperative to moving on quickly, as it contains the passwords from users before they were hacked. Luckily, it doesn't have a great hiding spot.

flag$\_2$:

A famous hacker had created a user on the system a year ago. Find this user, crack his password, and login to his account.

flag$\_3$:

Find a log file related to the hacker's name and a zip file with additional info.

Use a compound command to figure out the unique count of IP addresses in this log file. That number is a password.

Hint: Use the unzip command to open any zip files you may find.

Note: To unzip the zip file, use the unzip command.

flag$\_4$:

Find a directory with a list of hackers. Look for a file that has read permissions for the owner, no permissions for groups, and executable only for everyone else.